Pair of Royal Worcester Raymond Rushton bulb shaped vases

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a pair of Royal Worcester Raymond Rushton bulb shaped vases

They have a very unusual landscape painted on them and a green band with gilding around the neck and foot with a ivy design also around the neck.

I am unsure of the exact date of these vases as the mark on the bottom is slightly faded but it dates somewhere between 1908-1915.

Piece's by this artist are highly desirable and can fetch very good prices.

They are both in great condition and have no chips cracks or crazing.
I expect these to reach between £300-£350. I would not consider selling them for less.

Raymond Rushton, born 1886, was considered one of the best artists at the Worcester factory in the first half of the 20th century. He won National art prizes and was very highly acclaimed.

Royal Worcester was founded in Worcester, England in 1751, the factory was established on the banks of the River Severn by a group of local businessmen, with the guidance of Dr John Wall, an eminent physician. Dr. Wall along with another of the group, apothecary William Davis, developed their method for producing porcelain. The company survived over 250 yrs until going into administration in 2008.